Douglas County Sample Ballot & Voter Guide 2026

Justin Kurth is a candidate for Colorado Senate District 4, per his campaign site. He is a Marine Corps veteran who served as a sergeant and spent nine years as a 911 dispatcher and communications training officer at the Colorado Springs Police Department, per his campaign site. He served as Regional Director for U.S. Representative Brittany Pettersen, per his campaign site.

Teddy Collins is a candidate for Colorado Senate District 4, per his campaign site. He is a Colorado business owner and civic leader, per his campaign site.

Danielle Lammon is a retired small-business owner, author and nonprofit founder in southeast Aurora who founded and leads the Aurora Fire Foundation and founded the Buddy Publishing Foundation, a literacy nonprofit, per her campaign site. She chairs the Spina Bifida Association of Colorado and is a past president of the Rotary Club of Aurora, a past chair of the Aurora Citizens Budget Committee and a Leadership Aurora graduate, per the site. She and her husband have raised four children in a military family and have two grandsons, per the site.

Tom Sullivan is the incumbent Colorado State Senator for Senate District 27, per his campaign site. He served more than 30 years in federal service as a postal worker and U.S. Air Force veteran before serving first as a State Representative and now as State Senator, per his campaign site.

Kevin Leung is a candidate for Colorado Senate District 30, per his campaign site. He immigrated from Hong Kong and has served on the Douglas County School Board and the South Metro Fire Rescue Board, per his campaign site. He owns a small business and has worked as an information technology professional, per his campaign site.

Brandi Bradley is the Republican state representative for House District 39 in Douglas County, a seat she has held since entering office in 2019 after two decades as a Douglas County resident raising four sons in the local schools, per her campaign site. She serves on the Health & Human Services and State, Civic, Military & Veterans Affairs committees and sponsored 15 bills in the 2026 session covering health care, occupational licensing and family law, per the Colorado General Assembly.

Christian Schilder is a civil engineer who has designed water infrastructure, roads and taxiways at Denver International Airport, according to his campaign site. A Texas A&M University graduate based in Lone Tree, he is the Democratic candidate for Colorado House District 39, which includes Castle Pines, Franktown, Larkspur, Lone Tree, Roxborough and parts of Highlands Ranch and Parker.

Robert "Bob" Marshall is the Democratic candidate for Colorado House District 43 on the November 3, 2026 ballot, per the Secretary of State's 2026 General Election candidate list. Robert "Bob" Marshall is a sitting member for the district, per the General Assembly roster (leg.colorado.gov). Bob Marshall is the Democratic state representative for House District 43 in Highlands Ranch and a retired Marine Corps officer, per his campaign site. He serves on the Business Affairs & Labor and Finance committees and sponsored 10 bills in the 2026 session covering pension plans, healthcare contracting and veterans' benefits, per the Colorado General Assembly.

Nate Marsh is a Senior Deputy District Attorney in Douglas County who has been part of the Family Violence Unit since 2021, prosecuting domestic violence cases, per Marsh's campaign site. Marsh earned a political science degree from TCU and a law degree from the University of Maryland, and previously worked at the Baltimore City State's Attorney Office, per the same source. Marsh was recognized as the Colorado District Attorney Council Faculty Member of the Year for training and advocacy work, per the campaign site.

Anthony Hartsook is the sitting State Representative for House District 44, first elected in 2022, and serves as House Minority Caucus Chair, per his campaign site. Hartsook is a retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel with 26 years of service, per the same source. He earned a master's degree in administration from Central Michigan University and a bachelor's degree in biology from Northern Arizona University, and served as a Legislative Affairs Assistant for a member of the U.S. House of Representatives, per his campaign site.

Michael Clarkson is a veteran and cloud solutions architect running as a Democrat for Colorado House District 45, per the campaign site.

Max Brooks is the Republican state representative for House District 45 in Douglas County, serving on the Business Affairs & Labor, Finance and Transportation, Housing & Local Government committees, per the Colorado General Assembly. He is sponsoring 6 bills in the 2026 session addressing foreclosure procedures, housing tax credits and gun rights, per the Colorado General Assembly.